Meritorious Service Medal
The Meritorious Service Medal is a military award presented to members of the United States Armed Forces who distinguished themselves by outstanding meritorious achievement or service to the United States subsequent to January 16, 1969.
Meritorious Service Medal People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Thomas R. Turner II
Officer
Merrill McPeak
Former Acting Secretary of U.S. Air Force
George Lee Butler
American military officer
Lloyd W. Newton
American commissioned officer
Bernard P. Randolph
Michelle Howard
American commanding officer
Eugene E. Habiger
Commanding officer
Christopher Marvin
Lee Marvin's son
John Plaster
Military veteran
Gary Gordon
Soldier
John A. Gordon
Former United States Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Roy Boehm
Military officer
Phil H. Bucklew
American football player
Ronald M. Sega
Professor
Claudia J. Kennedy
Paul K. Carlton Jr.
Commissioned officer
Merryl Tengesdal
Diego Hernandez
Uruguayan football player
Ralph Baker
Former American football player
Paul Wynnyk
Canadian officer
Ruben A. Cubero
General
Héctor Andrés Negroni
Historian
Antonio J. Ramos
Officer
Norman Augustus Finch
Soldier
Paul W. Airey
Thomas N. Barnes
Military personnel
Frederick J. Finch
Robert Gaylor
Military personnel
Bradley C. Hosmer
General
Martha Rainville
Officer
Paul W. Grimm
Former Judge
Dondi E. Costin
Janis Karpinski
Commanding officer
JeanMarc Lanthier
Canadian officer
Gail Halvorsen
Commanding officer
Jack I. Gregory
Arthur Lichte
Paul A. Weaver
General
Kevin M. McCoy
Michael Gould
Chief executive
Rodney L. Johnson
Arthur L. Andrews
Military personnel
Paul Maddison
Canadian diplomat
Sandra L. Stosz
Military officer
Nancy Elizabeth Brown
Commanding officer
Deborah Loewer
American military officer
Margaret G. Kibben
Officer
